The incidence of lung cancer is increasing in never-smokers.

Fernando, a student teacher, has completed his first week of teaching middle school mathematics. He received positive feedback from his supervising teachers, and his students were also happy. However, one supervisor made a few sarcastic comments on his teaching methods. Fernando is disturbed by the comments, but his peers advise him not to hinge on the analysis of his performance on the negative comments of just one supervisor. Instead, they urge him to consider the collective positive feedback he has received from all the other people involved. According to Mead’s theory, Fernando is told to focus on _____.

All of the following statements correctly describe cancer screening EXCEPT:

Meg’s husband is arrested for alcohol-fueled domestic violence. Meg wonders what her co-workers will think of her now. Will they see her as a bad wife or a weak woman? She feels ashamed about the thought of facing her co-workers. Meg’s thought processes illustrate the concept of ____.

The experience of learned helplessness is ____.

Dwayne is in his psychology class and has just gotten his third exam score back. It’s an “F” again! He has not passed one single exam this semester. He decides to quit studying for the class since it has not seemed to help much. Dwayne is exhibiting ____.

Movies with “R” ratings tend to be more appealing to children and teenagers than similar movies with “G” or “PG” ratings. This finding best illustrates ____.

Milgram’s famous studies of obedience to authority were motivated by which of the following historical events?

According to evolutionary theory, the main reason that males and females have different approaches when it comes to dating and mating is because ____.

Sarah is shopping for a new pair of running shoes. She decides to buy a pair based solely on their comfort and color, ignoring other factors like price and brand reputation, and making no tradeoffs between these attributes. Which of the following is the best term for purchase decisions in which customers consider some, but not all, of a product’s attributes, and ignore potential trade-offs between attributes?